Great price / performance, Three cooling fans included, Six fan / two channel fan controller included, Plenty of options to install fans in the "mesh" model, Good screwless system for expansion cards, Good locking system for drive bays, Dust filters on al

Cons:

Plastic clips to hold on front panel are cheap and feel fragile Front panel requires effort to remove, HDD caddy was a pain to work with, 5.25" bay metal plates hard to remove, Easy to spoil finish with finger prints, No 2.5" drive support, Four watercool

No antivibration on the hard drives, Placing HDD cage back into a filled case somewhat tedious, Cable management "clamps" rather fragile, No need for two eSATA ports, Fans not the quietest around

Great price / performance, Three cooling fans included, Six fan / two channel fan controller included, Plenty of options to install fans in the "mesh" model, Good screwless system for expansion cards, Good locking system for drive bays, Dust filters on al

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